"What I really like about PixelTools is that they're all PowerGrade presets. That means I can drop it on a clip and move on, or dive into the node tree and see how the look was built and customize. Great for editors and colorists!"

"What I really like about PixelTools is that they're all PowerGrade presets. That means I can drop it on a clip and move on, or dive into the node tree and see how the look was built and customize. Great for editors and colorists!"

"PixelTools makes grading in Resolve that much simpler for those intimidated by its powerful toolset. Use them as plug-n-play looks OR as a starting point for a more complex color grade."

"As a long-form colorist, I have a lot of favorite PowerGrades that I use in Resolve sessions. PixelTools is just the kind of thing I’ll grab everyday to solve common problems or to give clients yet another option during a session. They’re surprisingly well-done and far more useful than LUTs."

"Unlike LUTs, PowerGrades are infinitely flexible because you can see every parameter and adjust them, if needed. I'd highly recommend PixelTools to any professional using DaVinci Resolve."

"I bring PixelTools in to explore various looks rather than scroll through a bunch of 'look LUTs' and then re-create the look in Resolve. PixelTools allows me to pull in a look or utility and then right on the spot make an alteration, if needed. It’s as if I have a color assistant who prepped the room. Huge time saver!"

"No LUTS here - the advantage is that these are built 100% in Resolve's node tree, so they can be infinitely customized to your needs and workflow.You can easily deconstruct them to see exactly what they are doing - so if you're learning color grading it's also a great educational tool as well."

"In today’s world of short deadlines, it’s great to be able to make a base grade and apply PixelTools to give you a great look. The best thing is that they are completely customizable. This is great for editors who just want to get a look on their edit before sending it off to clients.”